2006 IEEE Conference on Cybernetics and Intelligent Systems 2006
DOI: 10.1109/iccis.2006.252317
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An Auto-tuning PID Regulator Using Grey Predictor

Abstract: It is the purpose of this paper to introduce the advantages of Grey predictor controllers. We adopt grey prediction to obtain simple and effective estimated values, and, with the aid of first-order low-pass α Filter, greatly improve the accuracy subsequently used in the prediction for system response. The result will be in turn used to predict error and furthermore automatically adjust the parametrical values of PID controller, and accordingly will be able to deal with the possible variation of system response… Show more

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“…A new speed controller is proposed in this paper, the structure of this controller includes the following stages: 1-Estimation of the motor speed: based on the last five values of the speed, Grey model GM(1,1) is formulated to predict the next state of speed. Grey system is an effective predictor, it needs little information and calculation convenient but it gives an estimated speed Ω( + 1) with reasonable accuracy [11]. 2-Calculation of the estimated speed error, where:…”
Section: Proposed Design Of the Speed Controllermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A new speed controller is proposed in this paper, the structure of this controller includes the following stages: 1-Estimation of the motor speed: based on the last five values of the speed, Grey model GM(1,1) is formulated to predict the next state of speed. Grey system is an effective predictor, it needs little information and calculation convenient but it gives an estimated speed Ω( + 1) with reasonable accuracy [11]. 2-Calculation of the estimated speed error, where:…”
Section: Proposed Design Of the Speed Controllermentioning
confidence: 99%